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How do I insert a .txt file in Lucidspark to bulk-create sticky notes?

  • November 16, 2025
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This article indicates a text (.txt) file can be uploaded to bulk create sticky notes.

However, when navigating to the hamburger menu in Spark and selecting INSERT, there is a CSV option but no TXT option. (If CSV is chosen, files ending in .txt are grayed out and can’t be selected for insertion.) If a text file is renamed to CSV and the CSV option is selected, Spark imports it but (rightfully so) Spark creates separate sticky notes when it finds a comma in sentence. Is there an option to import at TXT file?

 

 

Best answer by Allison L

Hi ​@Kevin Ciotta - it looks like the article is out of date. Uploading from .txt is no longer available, according to Lucid Support’s response here.

This is a workaround, if it’s sufficient: click the sticky note icon, then paste directly into the input. I just double-checked, and copy/pasting text allows you to keep the commas.

 

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  • November 18, 2025

Hi ​@Kevin Ciotta - it looks like the article is out of date. Uploading from .txt is no longer available, according to Lucid Support’s response here.

This is a workaround, if it’s sufficient: click the sticky note icon, then paste directly into the input. I just double-checked, and copy/pasting text allows you to keep the commas.

 


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Thanks so much. I thought I did a comprehensive search of the Community but obviously not! Confirming what you found – it does work for text with commas.